Thailand and Indonesia have begun recommending U.S.- and European-made coronavirus vaccines to their populations after seeing some deaths among those inoculated with Chinese vaccines amid the spread of the highly transmissible Delta variant.The abrupt change of tack in the two Southeast Asian countries reflects concerns about the efficacy of Chinese-made vaccines, such as the one produced by China's Sinovac Biotech Ltd., against the variant first identified in India and spreading quickly across the region and beyond.Southeast Asia has relied heavily on Chinese-made vaccines. But Thailand sa…READ FULL ARTICLE
